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Edited by Chargoon:
4/16/2016 1:00:44 AM
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experience lvl vs light level
when destiny first came out the experience level was the sum total of our effort and time put into the game. if someone had a big 20 on there i.d. then everyone knew they were a top level player. then the system switched to light/armor value being the most important part of the game. but we are still shown that big number, which has become useless. it's not indicative of our effort put into the game it's not a gateway to activities and it's not how we select other guardians to play with. so why is it still presented as though it is? i guess what im saying is can experience lvl be removed from the game? or at least switch around the i.d. so light lvl is the big number we see?
just a thought iv been having, what do you guys think?
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Very much agree that light level not the meaningless "40" should be displayed on guardians and on the mission nodes
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1 ReplyArmor was always part of the level
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2 RepliesYou mean level 20. 30 was a function of RNG'd light level, same as 320 or 335. 320 pre-April was actually harder to accomplish.
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This is the result of our younger "everyone needs a trophy" generation. Basically players complained because they were forever 29 and casuals complained they couldn't get get to max light do bungie's solution was to create a system where everyone can get to max level (40) but the serious players still had the light level to shoot for (320). Everyone would be happy and no one would complain because this is what we asked for.
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I hate how they even list the level in the first place. It takes hours to get to level 40. It takes months to get to the max light.
